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Study uncovers “compartmentalization” as a hidden driver of climate denial
A new study reveals how the practice of compartmentalization by governments and industries perpetuates climate denial and delays environmental action.
- Friday 10 Jan 2025
- Publication
New minor Sports and Society
Faculties ESHCC, ESE and Esphil have created the new minor Sports and Society for Bachelor year 2 students.
- Thursday 13 Apr 2023
- General
Mutations in the mind
Prior to the corona crisis, philosopher Jos de Mul travelled to Bali, Hong Kong and Sydney. He discovered: the worst viruses are in our heads.
- Monday 11 May 2020
- In the media
Rewarding non-smokers
Around Erasmus MC are signs bearing the message: "This hospital is working towards a smoke-free generation". Since 1 September 2019 , the hospital and its
- Thursday 19 Dec 2019
- ea.magazine
“We have enough food, but still people are hungry. Perhaps something goes wrong on markets on which foods are traded”
Marta Szymanowska is Associate Professor of Finance. Her research sheds light on how finance can contribute to a solution of SDG2 ‘Zero hunger’.
- Tuesday 17 Dec 2019
- Blogpost
"Subtle factors in the choice environment shape our likelihood to eat healthy and make sustainable food choices"
Anne-Kathrin Klesse, Associate Professor at RSM, studies how consumers can be nudged to make both healthier and more sustainable consumption choices.
- Monday 16 Dec 2019
- Blogpost
"It shouldn’t be a case of ‘ROBOT SAYS NO’"
Three scientists share their vision and explain why we’re ready for change and shouldn’t be fearful.
- Tuesday 5 Nov 2019
- ea.magazine
What’s the role of philosophy in today’s society?
We asked two thinkers to weigh in: Nizar El Manouzi, a double-degree student of medicine and philosophy, and prof. dr. Marli Huijer, former Philosopher Laureate…
- Thursday 12 Sep 2019
- ea.magazine
Mind, Body - and machine
Receiving neurological implants or computers can change how patient's experience their body. Doctors should take note, says recently graduated philosopher Sadaf…
- Monday 30 Apr 2018
- Blogpost
Jos de Mul: 'Our world has become so complex that we need to collaborate'
'The interesting and innovative part in particular is, to my mind, the collaboration between these faculties. Our world has become so complex that we need to…
- Friday 16 Mar 2018
- Blogpost